How to use the pythonping.executor.Message function in pythonping

def craft_response_of_type(response_type):
        """Generates an executor.Response from an icmp.Types

        :param response_type: Type of response
        :type response_type: Union[icmp.Type, tuple]
        :return: The crafted response
        :rtype: executor.Response"""
        return executor.Response(executor.Message('', icmp.ICMP(response_type), '127.0.0.1'), 0.1)

:type packet_id: int
        :param timeout: How long to listen for the specified packet, in seconds
        :type timeout: float
        :return: The response to the request with the specified packet_id
        :rtype: Response"""
        time_left = timeout
        response = icmp.ICMP()
        while time_left > 0:
            # Keep listening until a packet arrives
            raw_packet, source_socket, time_left = self.socket.receive(time_left)
            # If we actually received something
            if raw_packet != b'':
                response.unpack(raw_packet)
                # Ensure we have not unpacked the packet we sent (RHEL will also listen to outgoing packets)
                if response.id == packet_id and response.message_type != icmp.Types.EchoRequest.type_id:
                    return Response(Message('', response, source_socket[0]), timeout-time_left)
        return Response(None, timeout)